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Erasmus: England’s haka challenge not disrespectful

Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus says England’s unique challenge of the All Blacks haka before the World Cup semi-final is not a big issue.

The All Blacks explain what performing the haka means to them and go inside the origins of the Maori ceremonial dance.

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